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One part of the Government’s recovery policy is the commercialisation of State assets. As required by the terms of its agreement with the European Central Bank, the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund (colloquially known as the "Troika"), the Irish Government has conducted a study designed to evaluate commercialisation opportunities in relation to State-owned assets and State-owned companies.

Publication of the Companies Bill 2012 by the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation on 21 December 2012 proposes a significant reform of Ireland’s company law regime.

English courts have, for a number of years, recognised that there is an implied duty on a party exercising contractual discretion to do so reasonably or rationally, often referred to as a ‘Braganza duty'.

An anti-suit injunction is a form of relief that restrains a party from commencing or continuing foreign proceedings. The injunction operates against the person to whom it is directed...

The London Technology & Construction Court (a division of the English High Court) yesterday issued judgment in a long running case between BSkyB and Electronic Data Systems (now HP Enterprise Services).

The Aviva Stadium was selected to host the 2024 Europa League Final. We examine how UEFA selects its host cities through a sustainability and social responsibility lens.

Arthur Cox LLP has made a submission to the Department of Finance as part of the public consultation on the taxation of share-based remuneration.

In 2020, due to the uncertainty caused by COVID-19 travel restrictions, the Irish Revenue Commissioners ("Revenue") confirmed that, as a temporary concession, they would disregard the presence in the State...

The Key Employee Engagement Programme ("KEEP") was amended in the most recent Irish Finance Act, which came into operation from 1 January 2023 ("Finance Act 2022"). These welcome changes...

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has initiated a formal inquiry into how personal data from publicly accessible posts on the X social media platform is processed for artificial intelligence training.

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Court of Appeal overturns order requiring National Asset Loan Management Limited ("NALM") to pay accountancy fees associated with restoring struck off company to the register

In November 2017 the Government published a series of measures which it intended to take to tackle white collar crime (the "Measures").

The Companies Act 2014 has made it possible for certain types of companies limited by shares to dispense with the requirement to hold an annual general meeting ("AGM").

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